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Gender issues in Jewish law: essays and responsa
Walter Jacob and Moshe Zemer-
Frontmatter
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Acknowledgements (page vii)
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Introduction (page viii)
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Part 1: Essays
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Chapter 1: Innovation and Authority: A feminist Reading of the "Women's Minyan" Responsum (Rachel Adler, page 3)
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Chapter 2: Gender Issue in Jewish Divorce (John D. Rayner, page 33)
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Chapter 3: Gender, Halakhah, and Women's Suffrage: Responsa of the First Three Chief Rabbis on the Public Role of Women in the Jewish State (David Ellenson and Michael Rosen, page 58)
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Chapter 4: Custom Drives Jewish Law on Women (Elliot N. Dorff, page 82)
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Chapter 5: Halakhah, Minhag, and Gender (Richard Rosenthal, page 107)
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Chapter 6: The Woman in Reform Judaism: Facing or Avoiding the Issues (Walter Jacob, page 130)
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Chapter 7: Progressive Halakhah and Homosexual Marriage (Moshe Zemer, page 151)
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Chapter 8: Reform Judaism and Same-Sex Marriage: A Halakhic Inquiry (Peter S. Knobel, page 169)
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Part 2: Selected Reform Responsa
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Reform Judaism and Divorce (page 187)
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A Reform Get (page 191)
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Agunot (page 195)
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Ordination of Women (page 198)
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Women Wearing a Talit (page 219)
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Marriage after a Sex-Change Operation (page 222)
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Homosexual Convert (page 226)
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Lesbians and Their Children (page 228)
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Contributors (page 229)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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SHFR | 21.2 (Winter 2003): 141-143 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/42943239 |
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Published: 2001
Publisher: Berghahn Books
- 9781571812391 (paper)